davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
IRON THE FAR NORTH
U. s. GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
l. 2ST

Z. S. GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
WAUsAU Wis. March IS, 1887.
Marshall @. Woods & Co., Proprietors Ocean Wave
Lime" Specific:
Gentlemen-I never gave a testimonial of this char
before but suffering have for twenty years
from exceedingly stubborn case of indigestion and
the many evils that follow it. to alay which have
tried everything advised and prescribed by physicians
well druggists without relief it is only due to
you and your invaluable preparation that state what
it did in the face of the defeat of all other medicines
During leave of absence from my post of duty in
the Northwest United States timber regions touched
try Ocean Wave Lime Dyspepsia Specific for my
ailment. 1 never followed advice that prohted me
have perfect digestion and suffer no in
convenience from anything crave to eat, which is
of the great blessings it has bestowed. recon-
mend it to everyone know to be suffering from any
phase of stomach trouble. / have gained in flesh
wonderfully, and never felt better in my life.
Respectfully, J. f. SPEER, U. s. Special Agent.
MARSHALL C. WOODS & CO.. Managers
Central Office and Laboratory No. South Meridian
street (Old First National Bank, Indianapolis Ind.
Open every day in the week and every weekday
night Price, 81. By Mail, $l15.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-17

nthsre is any zone, seaturs Of an An
arohist entertainment An which tho
participants excel. IL is in the oonsump-
ton OF beef. kn'Anstchiss Fair without
beer woald be worse than = Thanksgiy--
ing dinner without turkey.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-17

Following is . list OF letters re-
naming in the Postotfioe at Elko, Sat-.
urday, Dso. IL, 1887: $500 ~ NJ
Chapman 9 E,I pI tu Ovens ] W,
O'Neil WI, 4i,. .ls!ui Writ WIN o.
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters win please iSsy "advsrtised."
,5', JAS. r. SIXTH Pm.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-17
Al Abselslts OHIO.

The ORIGINAL AD1kTgatE 0INTsRNT u
only pat ap inlssss. twoy Ss,Sss ~ Soass, ana
- Abselvts cure fes sad eessa, Uusns.
woundS. ohsppsd hands. ana Is skin erup.
lions. VIA pnsitiyelE spFA e., hlnds IL pflss.
AJAX for The ORIGINAL sARIETINR ONT
MENT. Sold By p. .. Nullt3 b Is csa.a per
OK -by mai - cen ..
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-13
Among the Church Workers.

The ladies and gentlemen of Mayfower Church sec.
ton No. l, Mrs Helen NJ. Davis. president, intend
giving quaint and unique crazy entertainment
the night of April l. Old and young will be sure of
a good time.
The tea and Easter social to be given by the
ladies of Meridian street NJ E. Church will be held on
the 9Th of April. programme of musical and lit
erary excellence has been provided, and other at
fractions are also provided
The Dairy maids' jubilee given by the Roberts Park
congregation the last three nights of this week
Tominson Halt. will but repeat their former triumph
New movements have been added to the drill and the
''dumanum Organum which has been arranged will
exceed anything for fun that has teen given. Aside
from these. there will be articles for sale.
Josiah Aliens wife social comprising all the
famous old women OF odern times, such Widow
Bedott Mrs. Darlington, and others. with such curd-
ling asides "A Seance with the Witch of Erdor. 7"
THE Humanum Organum. and other novelties will
be given at Memorial Church. on Friday evening, the
25th of this month. Like all the socias at this
church. attendance more than pays, for it is to
be an evening of enjoyment
The Woman's Mission Circle of the First Baptist
Church heldther annual meeting Friday. The fol
lowing officers were elected: President, Mrs 0. j.
Dearborn vicepresident Mrs. S. c. Hanna; secretary,
Mrs: H. G. G. Balls; treasurer Mrs. Frank lowering.
A life membership in the Home Mission Society was
presented to Mrs E. Helm. A carefully prepared
Work" was highly enjoyed.
The congregations of the Christian churches gave
social Friday evening In the parors of the Central
hundred persons, including members of the church
| and Sunday schools A musical programme included
songs by Prof and Mrs. Ora Pearson. Mrs J. J. Cole
| and Mrs Graves. The refreshmentroom was deco
rated in paper of every description and presented
| attractive appearance. Each visitor given
favor. which card bearing quotation and tied
with ribbon, which could be fastened to the coat
| dress.
The following is the programme for the entertain
| ment to be given by the ladies of Central-avenue
| Church, the night of Wednesday next, the 18th
inst:
/. Observation-Disclosures Orchestra.
g. Piano Duet
3. Character Sketch-James Whitcomb Riley.
A. Quartet-John G. Blake, Professor Becher. NJ
| D. Butler and DR.. Hoover.
s. Recitation-Mr. Riley.
| g. Vocal Solo-Mrs. Jessie Whitridge De Wolf.
Z. Piano Solo-Charles Hansen.
g. Sketch--Mr Riley.
| g. Quartet-Messrs Blake Belcher Butler and
| Hoover.
TO- Recitation-Mr Riley.
At the conclusion the young ladies will re
freshments to their friends. in the chapel of thu
| church
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-13
GreencaStle.


tanned by Mrs. John Crosse Mrs. Belle White of
Taylorvile. H.. is visiting Mrs. Simpson Indiana
home at Gettysburg D. r., after spending the winter
with her father, Mr. Allen r. Kelly of this city.
John A. Bowling left Tuesday for C,narron. Col. to
Mrs. Alex Duval left Tuesday for California. Mrs.
Duvall rendered farewell reception Monday
night by the Eastern Star Lodge, of which she was
an active member Rev. Talbot and wife were
surprised" last Friday night by the members Of the
Episcopal Church. They took groceries and other
substantial things in abundance and spent pleasant
evening besides. DR.. John F. Morrison leaves the
first Of the week for Reading Kan. where he viii To-
for the practice of his profession The regular
college lecture this afternoon will be delivered by DIR.
Earring. of Iocuststreet Church The last lecture
by DIR. Parkhurst will occur in Collegeavenue Church
Wednesday evening, on The subject Of ireland"
The De Paw oratorical contest occurs next Wednes
day evening for the selection of the
State contest to be held in April. Mr.. ---, Of
the senior class will probably be the representative
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-13
BLOOMINGTON.

Will Money, of Columbus, was in the city over Sun
dav After four weeks sickness. Fred Cess is able
to be about again r. w. Miers now occupies an OF
fec over the Corner store with John Graham
Mai. James B. Mulky and wife have been spending
a few DAYS with their Prof Frank Mulky, at def
fcrsonvile ohm NJ. Melee is now located as PEN
sion agent for the government at Columbus. .. HIS
family has Joined him. and they will mako that their
future home :. Prof. John 7. Foster has returned
from Cloverdale where he has been teaching Miss
Cofine has returned TO her home at Homer. III. Shs
was called by the death of friend Ben s. Rogers
4. S. Fields Joe Allen and Siprsop Neild
are at Wichita this week Miss Mat.
tic Axten is visiting friends at Spencer.
Maj Ross HILL ex Treasurer of State has been visit.
iug his brother N L. Hill. Tho Equal Suffrage AS
sosiaton met at the home of Mrs r. w. Miers yes
terday afternoon Arrangements were made for the
celebration of the first anniversary which will be on
the evening Of the Goth Rice Hoffman is visiting
relatives and friends in Illinois Mrs Mary North
colt with her two children. is spending few days
with home friends. Charles Miller has bought a
third interest in the Dunn & Co. grocery Miss
SaIie Cherry has returned to Kansas after visit IN
| Bloomington of several weeks. -. Robert Marshall
has moved into the house last occupied by g. f. Wor
rail- on kirkwood avenue. Jos. Ill. Huderson.
| former citizen of this place. bat now
| of Iowa. is visiting in the city.
Mrs Mellette after pleasant visit with her mother
has returned TO Watertown, d. T. Mrs. Julia Brax
! ton and G. p Tuley at Bedford attending the
| funeral of Mrs. Melotte- James smith and daugh
! ter of Winchester Ia are visiting friends in this vi
| cinity A party Of twelve left this week for Deca
! tur Ala, or q pleasure trip. Among them were
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-13
THE STATE AT LARGE.
Brazil.

Colonel Elston of Charlottesville visited his daugh
ter Mrs. d. H. Jackson, on Monday Miss Palmer,
of Franklin delivered interesting lecture on Tenn
perance in the Presbyterian Church. Tuesday night.
While in the city she the guest of Mrs Mcdowell
- Miss Elite Freeman, of York, is the guest of Mrs.
Jack Watson Mrs. J. NJ. Hoskns, ir, has been i'll
for several days. Mrs. r. l.. Keith gave dinner
party to a few friends Thursday. Miss Fannie
Potter. of Terre Haute and Miss Emily. Potte. Of
Lafayette, are visiting the family of John Rich
ardson Miss Grace Knight is in Evansville
Harry johnson, of Chicago, is in the city -.
j. v. Comos, of Covington Normal, lectured on Mon
day evening at the Christian Church Mrs. John
Hnssey is visiting in Clay City: ...Will Paine, OF
Evansville. spent Sunday with relatives Mr.. and
Mrs Lathrop were called to Ohio by the illness of the
formers mother Mrs Charles Russo is confined te
her by severe attack of neuralgia Mrs
Housey Johnson is visiting her parents in Chicago
Frank Chandler was the guest of Mr. Weiker on Sun
day Miss Myrtle Wilder is receiving instructions
in instrumental music at Greencastle The youns
men of the Chestnut Club held banquet in thei'
beautifully furnished Saturday evening
only the members being present. : Mr.. and Mrs
Will Hubbard of Lawrence are the guests OF Georgt
Hubbard and wife. CLARK Rigby will leave, soon
for the West
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-13
pennsylvania street, and leave immediately

on North Pennsylvania street and leave ;,ned;ste,
Tor her new home. A o0''s''y
me EuterRean Society will meet at the residence Of
"r. horace Ryan next Tuesday evening
MISS lizzie Todd entertained few friends very
Alabama street. 80 AoA-o on 1or'n
MT. and Mrs. William Wallace gave family dinner
party, on tuesday in honor of Mr. Dave Wallace and
wiIe Mrs. Zelda Seguin Wallace.
The regular Mannerchor concer+ will +al,o ,,.oo 80
thursday evening. most excellent programmed has
oeen arranged with the best talent of the society.
:, The knickerbockers will be entertained On nax+
Of hoy 9y Frank Divine, at the residence
street. 1870 oA 'oien 1Aerioian
Inc Lyra Society will give concert on Tuesday
evening The programme will include solos and Choir.
stein" Wv S"''"'" oi@fioo u Aoer
MISS Mary Martndale entertained party Of younp
eh1s on Friday evening to celebrate her sixteenth
R Ra.naay anniversary. Angie Moon. Annie Peck,
byheid Will Radcliffe. Lawrence and Page Chapman
ana others enjoyed the festivities of the evening.
mere was large attendance at the Emera Club
meeting held Friday afternoon at Mrs DeRuiter's.
No. 275 West Vermont street. Several new mem,
Ders were received and the hostess made the meeting
one OF the most enjoyable yet held The next meet.
nue., March 25.
= The meeting of the South side Free Kindergarten
society held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Jasper
Finneys. 24O Virginia avenue was attended bv Quite
number of the ladies of the South Side After dis.
cusslng various plans to advance the societys inter
ests the meeting adjourned to meet the same place
next Wednesday afternoon.
A reception was given on "Wednesday evening nv
Mrs Helen NJ. Davis, at her residence No. Ais North
East street to her daughter Mrs F. A. Coan of kan
sas Clsy. The parlors were handsomely decorated
with dollhouse plants and flowers Progressive
encnre was enjoyed. Mrs. Whitehead and her son
Her bert carried off the prizes.
Judge Pierce Norton. of the Criminal Court will
De married next month to Miss Maud Lynn, of Lon
don, England. Miss Lynn will be remembered as one
OF the brilliant graduates of the Kappes school,
shis city and is sister of Mrs. Thomas D. Kingan
formerly of this place, but for number of years
resident of England, and Miss Lynn has made her
Mrs May Wright Sewall gave an interesting talk to
the girls of the Classical School, on Friday morning
on the colleges which she visited while her
Eastern trip She spoke of Bryn Mawr, Smith and
Vassar, and explained the differences. She COM
mended especially the fine physical condition of the
girls At these colleges the students compelled to
take the gymnastic exercises.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-13
Greenfield.

Miss Mona Newsom of Carthage, spent last week
with Greenfield friends. Ward Walker left last
Thursday for Chanute, Kan M Lizzie Ftz is en-
Pertaining Mrs. Sarah Peters. OF Milton. .Adolph
Dalmbert has moved his family to this CITY, and viii
reside here permanently Mr.. and Mrs. A. 2.
Williams, of Bradford Junction, O., were
the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Charles
Downing. the first of the week
Miss Dora Pfaender of Gallaudet Ind, is the guest
of J. J. Hauck and family Wall X. Deem editor of
the Knghtstown Sun spent last Sunday with friends
in this city Mrs. Charles Gooding, of New Pales-
tine, visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. New,
Sunday and Monday. Mrs. A. ]. Banks and daugh-
ter. Miss Lima. were at Knightstown Thursday =.
Mrs. Geo. W. Stubhs of indianapolis is in the city,
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Lee c. Thayef- =
Miss s,ora Love is at home from Terre Haute, speI
ing Sunday with her parents The young ladies' OF
the Presbyterian Church announce crazy tea fol-
Tuesday evening. Prof. George w. Puterbaugh
visited Noblesville on Thursday Mrs. Anna Ran
DALI Harris has resigned her position teacher
in the city schools and will be succeeded her sister
Miss Lizzie Harris George and Freeman Wales. Of
Minneapolis visiting among relatives in this city
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-13
Personal Mention.

M Briggs left last night for the Hot Springs.
W. W. Bailey, of the Vincennes News, is In the
city.
Miss Belle Dickerson is visiting friends at Hicks
vile 0.
Grandson Drummond left, Tuesday morning for
Troy o.
Miss Minnie Gates is expected home for the Easter
vacation
Miss Lille Blake, who has been very i'll. is some
what improved.
Mr.. A. f. Robson of ST. Louis, is visiting friends in
this city for few days
Miss Florence Malott is the guest of Miss Edith
Breckenridge, at Fort Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. NJ. Lands returned this morning
from short visit to Chicago.
Miss Olive CASTOR has returned from a four months
VISIT to friends in New York city.
Mra. Anna Jenness Miller. of Washington, d. c., is
the guest of Mrs. May Wright Sewal
Mrs. NJ. B White of st. Louis is the guest OF Mrs
James Green, on North Meridian street.
b f. Swain and family, who have been visiting II
cincinnati Tor week. returned yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Stephens spending Sunday
NTH relatives at Walnut Hills, Cincinnati.
Mr.. Harold Browning left last night for Kansas
.lty, where he expects to remain permanently.
Capt. William A. Albeit, of Des Moines Ia son Of
Dr. IL. Albeit, is in the city visiting MS pareh's'
Mrs. Nj. NJ Matthew'S who has been visiting Mis-
anna Porter, returned to her home IN South Ben.
yesterday.
Mr., Geo. Newcomer of Pittsburg. is visiting hi
parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. S. Newcomer, ON Yves
North street
Gen. Asa s. Bushnell and wife. of Springfield y;
e guests of his brother. Mr.. A. NJ Bushnell No. o.
East Seventh street.
Misses Rose Morris and Leone Furgeson, of knights
own visiting Misses Anna and Florence Mitchell
no. ~ West New York street.
> Charles f. Spratt, Michigan correspondent ct tn
uraphic News is the guest of his mother, Mrs. A. y
epratt. NO. 10 East Ohio street.
AIR. and Miss Davisson, of Bloomington, Ind, an
Mss Matte Test of Richmond, are the guests c
Miss Clara Pray, of North New Jersey street
Dir: Newton Todd. for several years in the insu
snce business with Joseph A. Moore has been eecte
assistant secretary Of the Franklin Fire lnsurane
company, of this city
Hon. John G. New returned last night from w as
ington in company with the Hon. Rufus Magee I'll
newspaper reports of Mr. News illness we're exagge
hed IN character. He suffered an attack OF vertlg
which left his left hand AMI arm somewhat benumoe
cut the nature of the trouoe is not at al serious al
- lar short of paralytic slroke, as reported
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-13

@. G. Matlock, of Covington is visiting the family
of Mr.. j. B. House - Mr.. Luther Short editor of
the Democrat accompanied by his WIFE is visiting in
Lawrence county for few weeks Henry Stricken
is in Wichita Kan Miss Alice Palmer gave a tenn
perance address in Perryvile. Thursday evening.
=. Miss Anna Clapner, of Martinsvile. the
guest of Miss Ada Walker on Wednesday and Thurs
day. Rev. E. NJ. McMillen. of the Presbyterian
Church and wife returned from two weeks visit in
Kentucky Friday The social event of the week
in this place was the marriage of Miss Magdalena
Brown to Mr. L. E. Rtchey, both of this
place. The wedding occurred at tho residence
of the brides parents and we'll.
arranged and happy affair. After congratulations
from the many guests, the bride and groom left for
short wedding tour e. B. Head, of Harrodsburg,
KY returned to his home Monday. after visit
with relatives of this city Mrs. John Beard is Wis,
itng in Indianapolis Miss Clara Jordon is visiting
in Edinburg. Miss Clara Clark. of Indianapolis is
the guest of Miss Lizzie Hyder- - Hon. Robert L.
Mackey of vincennes, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McLain Wednesday. Miss Ella Hughes
of Madison, and Mrs. VIII Scholler, of Edinburg
were entert aimed by Mrs. Henry Scholler on
Wednesday. John McNutt and wife Wis
| tied in Morgantown Tuesday
Miss Clara Alexander entertained the Chautauqua
Circle Friday evening. II Miss Ann Ellis enter
tanned number of friends Friday evening. The
Misses Cora Grbbon and 10 Thomas visited in Shelby
vile this week Mrs. A. E. Ferry of Indianapolis
spent Friday with her art class The young ladies
of the NJ. E. Church and Sam Oyler Division u. r.
ARRANGING for fair and public drill to be given in
| a few weeks
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-13
Brentwood.

Mr.. Laruche has returned from California.
MIR. Laying the new president of the Decline was
here Friday and inspected the company's buildings
On Thursday afternoon last Daniel Wiles the pres
D. Peee, and other stockholders visited the ridge"
two squares north of the public school building.
br1ghtwood avenue After careful inspection this
location was selected for the Brightwood Naturagas
Water and Oil Company. Boring for gas the con.
tractors for which Applegare & Holleran, of No
oesvlle the gentlemen who struck it rich recently
that place will begin shortly. D. b. Van Denver a
former Beene employe. has charge of the force now
at work placing the tmbers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-13
KlightstOWn.

Miss Maggie Hill is home from Hanover College.
Miss Josie Morris is visiting friends at New Castle,
George W. Williams is in Chicago Miss Lillian
Thompson spent Sunday with her parents in Frank
lin Miss Clara Wagner is visiting her sister Mrs.
Flora Long at Frankfort Misses Leone Furgason
and Rose Morris visiting Misses Anna and Flor
Mitchell at Indianapolis Mrs. Fanny Swain of
Blooming ton, visiting her home here last week
G. b. McFa of Oskaloosa. Ia visiting friends here
last week. Misses Hattie ard Minnie Bowman spent
last Sunday with their parents at Indianapolis. Mr..
Frank Tritt. of Urbana. o., and Miss Anna Thram-
ley. daughter of a worthy retired farmer of This
place. secretly married here last Wednesday
evening. by Rev. Il. III. Brewington. Mrs. NJ. d.
Z ix.aa.. kixafAa lIxzsxx I
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-13


Meridian streets.
II EEP YOUR HORSES IN A HEALTHY CONDI-
n ton by having them clipped. Marshall g. Mod
re, No. 80 East Court street. the boss clippers of
the city They will do first-class job promptly
Call and see them.
FINHE CENTRAL W. G. T. U. WILL HOLD THE
Il thirteenth anniversary at No. rs North Pennsyl
vania street. Sunday, March 13, at P. NJ. Reports
of secretary, treasurer and short address by the
president of the Union. MRS HARVEY, Sec.
rINHERE WILL BE A MEETING TO ELECT NINE
i directors for the management of the Indanap-
oils Asylum for Friendless Colored Children the
14tL of the present month, at 1:3O o'clock P. M at
Friends Church, Delaware and st. Clair
streets. The incorporators and members of the
citation will take notice.
CHARES MAY NOW BE OBTAINED IN THE
- eighth series Of that highly prosperous associa-
ton the Star. Meets every Wednesday night in the
basement of No. 90 East Market street. For shares
Or information apply to VIM. Hadley. president, No.
20 East Market street; w. j. kercheval secretary,
Journal counting room, northeast Market and
Circle streets. or George j. Hamme, 112 Massar
chusetts avenue.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-13
H.P.W asson & Go.
ANNOUNCEM ENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A LII GOODS CHOPPED 10 TO Is PER CENT
n READ THIS.
10 lbs eonfectioners' A sugar, ST..
18 TBS standard Granulated sugar 81.
20 TBS soft sugar 81
81 lbs white extra G sugar. 81.
% tbs dark sugar. 81.
"a 20 per barrel for best -four, guaranteed to rive
satisfaction, money refunded; delivery, 1Oc
Sc per rs for good baking powder.
121ac per 10 for best baking powder.
16 23c per II for choice roasted Rio coffee.
zoe per fb for fancy roasted Rio coffee.
25c for finest blended Rio and Java.
Hote.-Coffees guaranteed to be good
drinkers, or money refunded.
614c per can for finest domestic oil saraines
Sc for 10 lbs fine table salt.
Zoe per ID for guaranteed finest new London lave.
raisins
zoe for ib long or short cut Virginia smoking
tobacco.
Ice for Boss smoking tobacco.
Just roceived-l5o butts Of chewing tobscco.;
will open them March Is; price Csc to 35c per
pound.
71oc per can for staE dard tomatoes.
Zoe for gallon can standard tomatoes.
1-3c per for best pie peaches.
sl-3c per can for choice sweet corn
4lsc per ib for choice dried apples
READ THIs-After the 18th of March shall cease
it to be injustice the larger part of my patrons
who either in their vehicles or carry their
goods with them.
READ TH1s-With Free delivery they are made to
help pay what is to me an annual expense of Five
Thousand Dollars. BY quitting free delivery can
and will sell goods from 10 IS per cent lower than
ever have. For proof. prices.
v-READ THIs-On the 14th of March there win
be established and ready Tor business, with Office at
my store the Tencent Transfer Company, which win
transfer packages and orders of bushei basket Of
goods to oil parts of the city for 10 cents. Parties
having packages. trunks anything in the light
transfer line will please call at Office telephone 075
READ THrs-On and after the 14th Of March nv
store will be restocked and opened in departments
with statesmen for each department. Customers chi,
choose their goods and have them marked AID put ur
before them
n. NJ. WILLIAMS
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
81 and 50 West Washington street
Telephone CTS.
FOR SALE.
| NOR SALE--oNLY ONE DOLLAR PER- YEAR
II the Weekly Indiana State journal Sead FOR ~
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-13
FINANCIAL,
REWARD.

CD 0OO REWARD-FOR ANYONE WHO
eDC.OOO equal Lady de Florence. the
clarvoyant, who has travelled around the world like
General Grant, the seventh daughter of the seventh
son. just arrived from Australia tells of lovers and
names whom you will marry brings the separated to-
gether speedy marriages stolen prop
erty. cures Drunkenness etc. and gives lottery
bers that sure to win. All letters answered
promptly when So and stamps inclosod. Con-
sultation 81 and ST. 205 East Ohio street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-13
Society Events.

DIR. John c. Walker and Mrs. Matte Stout will be
soited in marriage the 9Th of April
Mss Helen Mayo will be married Oh Wednesday at
sesn " Mr. Frederick kafeke, OF Iowa. At her hoine